Think millennials raising families. 

Millennials can afford 54% of the houses in Onondaga County.

And as I wrote about in a recent BiggerPockets article (see below), I think Northern NJ will be one of the beneficiaries of the post-pandemic housing market, as a greater % of Millennials will look to either rent farther away from crowded NYC areas and enjoy more space or look to buy their first properties and lock in low 30-yr rates.https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/12660/90098-how-the-pandemic-will-impact-the-nyc-metro-real-estate-market

Microsoft and Amazon are planning on moving in and millennials are moving to the city.

I don't but my Millennial daughter does including her handyman.

We had millennial tenants who decided to repair the leak themselves.

http://www.redfin.com/research/reports/special-rep...7 attributes of the urban neighborhoods where the young and educated clusterThere has been a lot of speculation about how the millennial generation (ages 25 to 34) is affecting today

dl=0The latest New York Times article is also attached below discussing Northern Liberties and the millennial boom there as well as the fact that young professionals are typically buying 3 bedroom, $700,000+ new construction townhomes there.

Millennials prefer close proximity to downtown and the walking/biking lifestyle.  

http://www.realtor.org/news-releases/2014/07/nar-identifies-best-purchase-markets-for-aspiring-millennial-homebuyers?